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TwiggyTheDrummer · 04-02-2009, 09:23 PM

Looks good and welcome to the board! It's in pretty typical shape for one of these trucks especially in the hood. You might also want to look into another hood because it looks like a piece of work. Nice place to start though. Now crack open an LMC catalog and order yourself some panels.

I too received mine from my Grandpa but without it passing by my dad. Luckily though, both are still around to see it happen and help me when I need it. I Will hopefully have mine done by two weeks before my graduation which is in less than two months.

04-02-2009, 09:23 PM	#7
TwiggyTheDrummer Keep It Simple Stupid.. Nope.. Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Live Oak, FL Posts: 665	Nice! Looks good and welcome to the board! It's in pretty typical shape for one of these trucks especially in the hood. You might also want to look into another hood because it looks like a piece of work. Nice place to start though. Now crack open an LMC catalog and order yourself some panels. I too received mine from my Grandpa but without it passing by my dad. Luckily though, both are still around to see it happen and help me when I need it. I Will hopefully have mine done by two weeks before my graduation which is in less than two months. __________________ 1963 GMC SWB Fleetside in Sunburst Orange Metallic 305E V6 w/ Plaid VC, Powerglide, BOSS 313 20" Chrome Wheels, Kumho Ecsta STX 275/45/R20's, Alpine/Clarion System, Dynomax Exhaust Old custom classic trucks have soul. Their dashboards aren't plastic, and they've survived both the best and worst of what the 20th century had to offer. For the owners of these trucks, it's often the same story. Through both good and bad times they persevered, until one day they could turn the key and roll up in a customized truck everyone with good taste would admire. – Custom Classic Trucks Last edited by TwiggyTheDrummer; 04-02-2009 at 09:24 PM.